- Sunday 07 November 2021
Science Week will take place this year from 7 to 14 November. Parents, pupils, teachers and the general public will be encouraged to get involved in a national conversation surrounding this year’s theme ‘Creating Our Future’. During this week-long event, there will be many ways we can all get involved – including festivals, interviews and social media. The purpose of Science Week is to encourage the people of Ireland to have their say about what they think will create a better future for everyone.
People will be encouraged to discuss ways in which science can improve our future through research and innovation. Given the current circumstances and the success of last year’s digital shows, this year’s Science Week Shows will continue to be delivered virtually, meaning everyone can get involved, regardless of where you are! If you’d like more info about Science Week, check out Science Foundation Ireland.
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